He US President Joe Bidenbegan this election year with a decline among Latino, African-American and young voters, the coalition that fueled his victory in 2020, according to a survey released this Monday.
The poll, from the newspaper USA TODAY and Suffolk University, He also detailed that in a hypothetical presidential competition against the former president Donald Trump (2017-2021), the Republican leads Biden by two percentage points (39 percent – 37 percent).
Bidenthe survey notes, now has the support of only 63 percent of African-American voters, compared to 87 percent in the 2020 election, in which he beat trump.
One in five African American voters now say they will support a third-party candidate in the elections. presidential elections next Novemberdetails the survey.
The Democrat also fell among Hispanics, from 39 percent in 2020 to 34 percent, according to the survey that interviewed about a thousand potential voters between last Tuesday and Thursday with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
In 2020 Biden had overwhelmingly surpassed Trump among this minority by a 65 percent-32 percent margin.
Among voters under 35 years of age, Trump now leads with 37 percent to Biden’s 33 percentaccording to the survey published by the USA TODAY newspaper.
The republican primaries They begin next January 15 with the Iowa caucuses, and trump He is the favorite according to all the polls to face again Biden.